Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has confessed that he is unaware of the potential consequences the team may face if they fail to secure a Champions League spot. Following a disappointing 1-0 home loss to Manchester United, Chelsea now trails the Red Devils by 10 points and is four points behind fifth-placed Liverpool. Rosenior's team has six remaining Premier League games, including four consecutive ones, and has not scored in their last four matches, marking their worst scoring drought since 1912.
The manager remains optimistic, stating that the situation is challenging but not impossible to overcome. Chelsea player Cole Palmer recently expressed his commitment to the team and emphasized the importance of qualifying for the Champions League to attract the necessary players for improvement. Rosenior acknowledged that missing out on the Champions League could impact both incoming and outgoing transfers, but he is focused on the current season and will address the situation at the end of the year.